All Smart Home articles – Page 3
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Industry TrendsISE 2019: The impact of visual communication
Professional audio visual show Integrated Systems Europe exhibits a market rocketing upwards on video tech.
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Industry TrendsCES 2019: All about 8K, AI & connected cars
CES 2019: From 8K TVs to the roll out of voice assistants and immersive in-car entertainment, technology, media and telco analyst Paolo Pescatore plots a course through the key media and entertainment trends.
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Industry TrendsCES 2019: Our pick of the products
As the annual meeting point for the world’s consumer electronics giants, CES provides a fascinating glimpse into the future of the media and entertainment industry. IBC365 picks the top product launches that could shape the way we create and consume content.
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Industry Trends2018’s most-read Consumption articles
Futuristic holographic phone, the Premier League rights battle, voice control to enhance UX and personalisation were the hottest topics covered in the most popular Consumption articles.
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Industry TrendsBroadcast audio builds trust in fake news era
DAB is coming into its own as media format for advertisers at a time of concerns about fake news and ad fraud in the online space.
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WebinarOn-demand webinar: Accelerating innovation across Media & Entertainment
This IBC365 webinar outlines and explains the collaborative Media-Telecom Catalyst innovation programme and how you can get involved in designing solutions to current media & entertainment challenges.
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Industry TrendsTV should be ‘wary’ of Alexa voice search, says C4
IBC2018: Amazon exec Fabrice Rousseau tells IBC that ‘TV is the most important space’ for Alexa, but Channel 4 says any voice partnership must involve sharing viewer search data.
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Thought LeadershipDevices alone don’t make for great media experiences
Audiences are growing more and more technologically savvy. Not only that, they are getting even more immersed in new ways they can improve their media needs, demanding new experiences and that their expectations be challenged, writes WeTek Chief Executive Hugo Condesa.
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Thought LeadershipHybrid technology is reshaping the viewing experience
TV is evolving into a more immersive, personalised and interactive medium exclusively delivered over the internet, writes Seraphic Chief Executive Ye Wang.
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Executive InterviewsInterview: Jean-Francois Galtier, Netgem
People want to access all content on every screen and enjoy the best video and sound quality, explains Netgem CTO Jean-Francois Galtier.
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Thought LeadershipSet top box: An exciting possibility on the horizon
The set top box can be at the forefront of the fast-emerging desire for a very smart home, asserts L&T Technology Services Chief Technology Officer Ashish Khushu.
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Industry TrendsBBC, Discovery and YouTube execs to deliver keynote speeches at IBC2018
BBC Studios Chief Executive Tim Davie, Discovery Networks International President and Chief Executive Jean-Briac ‘JB’ Perrette and YouTube Chief Product Officer Neal Mohan are to deliver keynotes at the IBC2018 Conference.
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Industry TrendsVoice control to dominate 143m homes by 2022
Pay TV and OTT operators are plugging into voice control to enhance the entertainment ecosystem and cater to audience demand for smart controlled devices.
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Industry TrendsCES highlights: 5G, audience engagement and AI-led personalisation
IBC365 contributor Amelia Kallman is at CES in Las Vegas to look at the latest consumer tech and the effect that it will have on the media and entertainment industry.
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Industry TrendsTop 10 most-read Consumption articles
Futuristic phones, VR experiences, IP-centric studios and shifting consumer behaviour were the topics covered in the most popular Consumption articles.
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Industry TrendsSmart and connected: The future of home technology
The capabilities of smart technology are paving the way for futuristic home, experts explore the challenges and rise in the demand for connected and integrated devices.
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Executive InterviewsVirgin Media's CMO on keeping up with changing viewing habits
It’s a tough world out there, and not just for traditional media service providers battling against OTT disrupters. The average consumer of TV – or perhaps it’s best to say ‘video content’ – can be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed by the multiplicity of choice.
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Technical PapersSecuring the digital home
Your smart thermostat automatically adjusts the temperature when you’re away.
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Technical PapersFuture of voice control for consumer interactions with IoT systems: in the context of integration with other services offered by traditional service providers
As the population in developed countries ages and installations of flat screens continue en-mass, consumers’ affection for large TV screens grows.
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